Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware
All-in-one wiki, CMS, and collaboration platform with built-in app builder
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Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware is a full-featured web application that combines wiki, CMS, and collaboration tools in a single integrated platform. It is designed for teams and organizations that need more than a standard wiki or CMS, including the ability to build database-driven applications.
Key Features
- Wiki and CMS publishing with pages, blogs, and articles
- "Trackers" for building custom database-backed applications (low-code/no-code)
- Collaboration and groupware features for organizing team knowledge and content
- Role-based permissions and access controls for sites and content
- Internationalization support for multilingual sites
Use Cases
- Company intranet or knowledge base combining wiki pages and structured content
- Community or association website with collaborative editing and publishing
- Rapid creation of internal tools using Trackers as a web app builder
Tiki is a strong fit when you want an integrated, all-in-one platform rather than assembling many separate plugins or services. Its broad feature set enables both traditional content publishing and structured, database-like workflows within the same system.
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